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Sharmini Fernando

Sharmini Fernando is the executive director of the Syme Woolner Neighbourhood and Family Centre. 

Who cares: drop-in programs care for our most vulnerable, but can they afford to continue?

  • In the northwest corner of Toronto, every morning, seven days a week, two women, front-line staff at the Syme Woolner Neighbourhood Centre, enter through
Opinion | BY SHARMINI FERNANDO | April 25, 2022
A man sits against a wall outside the National Arts Centre in Ottawa on April 22, 2020. The federal government has an important role providing direct financial support to charities and non-profits—particularly in these ongoing pandemic years. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Who cares: drop-in programs care for our most vulnerable, but can they afford to continue?

Opinion | BY SHARMINI FERNANDO | April 25, 2022
  • In the northwest corner of Toronto, every morning, seven days a week, two women, front-line staff at the Syme Woolner Neighbourhood Centre, enter through

Who cares: drop-in programs care for our most vulnerable, but can they afford to continue?

Opinion | BY SHARMINI FERNANDO | April 25, 2022
  • In the northwest corner of Toronto, every morning, seven days a week, two women, front-line staff at the Syme Woolner Neighbourhood Centre, enter through
A man sits against a wall outside the National Arts Centre in Ottawa on April 22, 2020. The federal government has an important role providing direct financial support to charities and non-profits—particularly in these ongoing pandemic years. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Who cares: drop-in programs care for our most vulnerable, but can they afford to continue?

  • In the northwest corner of Toronto, every morning, seven days a week, two women, front-line staff at the Syme Woolner Neighbourhood Centre, enter through
Opinion | BY SHARMINI FERNANDO | April 25, 2022
A man sits against a wall outside the National Arts Centre in Ottawa on April 22, 2020. The federal government has an important role providing direct financial support to charities and non-profits—particularly in these ongoing pandemic years. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Who cares: drop-in programs care for our most vulnerable, but can they afford to continue?

Opinion | BY SHARMINI FERNANDO | April 25, 2022
  • In the northwest corner of Toronto, every morning, seven days a week, two women, front-line staff at the Syme Woolner Neighbourhood Centre, enter through

Who cares: drop-in programs care for our most vulnerable, but can they afford to continue?

Opinion | BY SHARMINI FERNANDO | April 25, 2022
  • In the northwest corner of Toronto, every morning, seven days a week, two women, front-line staff at the Syme Woolner Neighbourhood Centre, enter through
A man sits against a wall outside the National Arts Centre in Ottawa on April 22, 2020. The federal government has an important role providing direct financial support to charities and non-profits—particularly in these ongoing pandemic years. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade
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